ARRI News

ViuTV’s expansion changes the game for broadcasting in Asia with it becoming the first TV station to boast a full-color LED studio with more than 250 sets of ARRI LEDs, consisting of L-Series Fresnel lights and SkyPanel soft lights.

From technology to lighting design, ARRI provides end-to-end solution for NBC news affiliate.

Not only valuable in feature films, the ALEXA LF, ALEXA Mini LF, and ARRI Signature Prime lenses are increasingly being used for commercials and music videos. Just ask up and coming DP Mélodie Preel.

At ARRI, the health and safety of our employees, customers, and community is our highest priority. Therefore, we are committed to do our part in trying to mitigate the potential impact of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. 

Aided by the versatile camera combo of the ALEXA Mini LF and ARRI Signature Prime lenses, cinematographer Michael Dwyer melds documentary and cinema in Justin Bieber’s new video “Intentions”

The recording of the musical “The Lion King” utilized a five-camera configuration of the ARRI Multicam System, incorporating four AMIRAs and one ALEXA Mini. This highly cinematic method of capturing a live theatrical performance was a first for Disney.

Universal Studios’ “The Invisible Man” is the first feature film made in Australia with ALEXA LF, ALEXA Mini LF, and ARRI Signature Prime lenses. Cinematographer Stefan Duscio ACS talks about shooting a character that can’t be seen.

Since the beginning of his career, award winning DP Giorgi Shvelidze, from the country of Georgia, has relied on ARRI equipment. In this interview, he talks about his most recent project: an interactive commercial video, shot on ALEXA XT and ALEXA Mini cameras with Master Anamorphic lenses.

Video interview with Roger Deakins CBE, ASC, BSC, his wife James Deakins, and TRINITY operator Charlie Rizek about how they used ARRI ALEXA Mini LF, ARRI Signature Prime lenses, and TRINITY stabilization to achieve the real-time camerawork of Sam Mendes’ technically audacious war film “1917.”

The 92nd Academy Awards recognized many outstanding films this year. Oscar® winners including “Parasite,” “1917,” and “Joker” were all captured with ARRI camera systems and serviced by ARRI Rental. 

Renewed support from ARRI Lighting helped to realize short films created by third-year students at the renowned film school, La Fémis.

Canadian DP Craig Wrobleski discusses his new film "In the Tall Grass," now streaming on Netflix. Wrobleski shares his experiences filming the supernatural horror, and his take on ARRI's large-format camera system.